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I read this and snorted. I reread this in the most customer service voice I could think of and now my whole day is looking much brighter and positive 😂 cheers 👍
I saw a comment earlier about the omega who's being hidden is actually Phatsa. All my time watching this I might've…
Phatsa is the true Omega, unless the show is pulling a double reversal and Nuea turns out to be one as well. I would respect that, honestly 😂 It was confirmed back in episode 2 when Phatsa received his classification letter from the hospital, and now Ongsa just outted him....
As for who hid him and why, my money is on Phatsa's absentee father. We still don't know what the man does for a living, but judging by Phatsa's living situation, he clearly has some resources.
We weren't even shown Phatsa telling his Dad about Nakhun, just that he was bitten 😂
Wait .... hang on to my feathers, I'm sorry what??
Last week, I joked that Boss Dad was plotting a kidnapping like a Tuesday night grocery run, but Nakin seriously, with an honest expression, just confirmed that he, Nakhun and Phatsa are fully aware of this impromptu hunting season for his ass, and are completely reconciled to the fact that Phatsa has been slated with a big red target on his back, to be chained to a bed and baby farmed within an inch of his life?? 😱
Holy sweet actual baby Jesus. That isn't just dark. That is deeply sick narrative poison.
And we all know, even when the writing is semi decent, the predictable resolution is to sanitize all parental horror into a tearful, superficial "I’m sowwy, my son," 🥺 or sweep the entire atrocity under the rug by episode 12 so Granddad can play happily with his innocent grandchildren that he wanted to farm into existence.....
Shiver me timbers, Captain. Absolutely not. 😂
I’ve been treating this show like the lighthearted mess that it is, but the screenwriter needs a swift slap with a rolled up newspaper. Backtrack immediately Sir.
When your main character's family actively mirrors the tactics of the literal human traffickers of your subplot, your moral compass has grown sentient and escaped from between your ears!
I want to go back to when BoatOat just got on like rabbits 😂 I am about to get my very first completed 1 show 🫡
Also, why Neua part of the traffickers plot now as well? 😵💫
Ohhhhh of course 😳 ....That makes more sense 😂 I didnt think you meant an actual bdsm version sitting in the corner like cozy decor or anything? That would be crazy 😂 But set decorators do make odd choices from time to time 😂
That scene where BJ calls LJ into his office is such a quiet flex in romance.
When LJ admits his co-workers have demoted him to their personal secretary, BJ doesn’t waste any energy on an outburst. No screaming, no desk slamming, no bad boy posturing. He just quietly stands up, picks up the phone, and summons the Mofos straight to his office. 🫣
Just a cold, deadpan "I’m sorry, but absolutely not"
Loud anger makes me shut down. It triggers that instant, awful urge to internalize the conflict and feel like you're the one causing drama for existing. Just pure quiet dominance is so deeply satisfying and ironically feels louder and more fierce 🦁
Considering the sexual tension between you two right now, I feel like the next time you are stroking BJ collar will be when both of you are stripping .... probably, but most definately in a hurry 😂
Ohh, ohhhhhhhh, you see...Little details like that need to be pointed out or I'm left wondering if the stylist malfunctioned on Heng 😂 That makes more sense ❤️
Well I'm very much the minority here, but I've written a long comment about it below... Had to put the spoiler…
I don't have other socials, but I've seen on YouTube that the Phob hate train is at full steam 🥲 In an ironic twist of fate though, MDL comments have been overall more compassionate to both characters.
They both give up so much for each other, which just shows how well thought out the writing is.
I think the smartest narrative move now would be for them to walk in each other's shoes for a bit to reach a grounded resolution in a situation like this.
I dont know why I'm reading the same 'you dont belong here' crap I've heard all my life about being bisexual, down below. Why is the old half breed argument still alive?? 🥲
but anyway, I am a little on the fence about this show, I can't work out why. It has all the checked boxes of my usual interests, but I'm struggling to get into it. Maybe it's a show I need to binge watch to enjoy better? 🤔 I'll keep an eye on it for now and see where it goes. It's definately got MaxBas humour all over it 😂
I was so busy picking my shattered heart up off the floor yesterday, that something suddenly occurred to me. Myself, and I see a few others have since pointed it out as well, the dining room scene in the last episode. That Tinn had to walk through a long line of severe poverty, people sitting out in the sun and dirt, in order to feast with Phob in a nice restaurant.
Do you know what else stands out now?
In that really cute scene in the garden, Phob joked that Tinn didnt help plant the rose tree. Because he didn't. He stood and watched and gave orders, and then complained that Phob is sweaty and dirty.
He's sat in a cushy office, signing papers and eating well. He has no idea what the lifestyle differences are, and he's accustomed to it never being questioned.
Now he doesn't have a choice and I'm wondering, if that's how the penny drops, or is Phob going to help behind the scenes because you know he wont be able to stand watching Tinn suffer lol
It's just dawned on me why the theme colour for this show is our purple 🥹 I had been wondering why that colour at the beginning 😂 ohhhhhhhh 🪻🪻🪻
You know, I saw wild lilac growing yesterday, and P'Jane put the kettle on in my mind, and grabbed a cookie 😂 I'm not allowed to think of anything else until this show ends
Well, that was devastating. Even progressive Grandma snapped at Phop.
It a persistent, ugly truth about human nature: when you are born into comfort, how do you psychologically reconcile the fact that your comfort is actively built on someone else’s suffering? It's a question that happens from big to small issues every day. Being "progressive" almost makes it harder, like grandma, because it strips away the ignorance and forces you to face your own complicity in pain.
Human instinct is inherently selfish. We are hardwired to survive and maintain comfort. The ego is fragile and our brains build massive defense mechanisms against information that threatens our self perception.
Look at Siri; completely apprehensive until she realized it would benefit her.
Now look at Tinn. He doesn't live in luxury, his clothes are quite simple, he sits quietly by the rose tree. But he still had to walk past that long line of people scraping food together every single day just to go eat lunch. He knew. The reality was right in front of him. Did he ever sit with them? That big meal he was having with Phob? He comforted Phop but he didnt suggest to share it out. He was actively choosing to be an observer because that's what he knows. It's just the way things are.
We love to pride ourselves on our kindness, but our empathy stops right where our ego takes over. And it's job is to protect us.
That rose tree is a character all by it's self. Tinn sitting in the garden while the blossoms fall. Nature's quiet observer. When something rots and falls away, it just lets it go because it knows it's making room for something else. Humans arent built for that. We hoard. We hold on to what's our normal because that's what's safe.
I don't think Tinn is angry with Phop. If he's angry about anything, it's that he wasn't Phob's first choice. We seen that in episode 1.
I think he's more shell shocked. He loves his family too. He’s sinking into that void where you absorb every fault and believe it's your own personal failure. If I had just listened to my dad. I put him first over my whole family, and now look what's happened, and he doesnt feel guilty about it.
I think now, walking in each other's shoes might be the next choice? Tinn's family is now the disgraced ones, with a ton of debt thanks to Chat. And Phob is going to see what it's like to have power over people's lives.
Notice how, in the earlier meeting, the 1st meeting, Little Jane couldnt stop staring at Big Jane, and he noticed.
But the 2nd time, Little Jane's full attention was on Dan....and Big Jane noticed 😢 And slowly got more and more jealous.
And then he watched him drive off on the back of Dan's motorcycle. No wonder he was crying and trying to escape from his apologies at the end. Just simmering in a big pot of pain with his broken heart.
You can give the world but some people will still want to play in puddles 💔
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As for who hid him and why, my money is on Phatsa's absentee father. We still don't know what the man does for a living, but judging by Phatsa's living situation, he clearly has some resources.
We weren't even shown Phatsa telling his Dad about Nakhun, just that he was bitten 😂
Last week, I joked that Boss Dad was plotting a kidnapping like a Tuesday night grocery run, but Nakin seriously, with an honest expression, just confirmed that he, Nakhun and Phatsa are fully aware of this impromptu hunting season for his ass, and are completely reconciled to the fact that Phatsa has been slated with a big red target on his back, to be chained to a bed and baby farmed within an inch of his life?? 😱
Holy sweet actual baby Jesus. That isn't just dark. That is deeply sick narrative poison.
And we all know, even when the writing is semi decent, the predictable resolution is to sanitize all parental horror into a tearful, superficial "I’m sowwy, my son," 🥺 or sweep the entire atrocity under the rug by episode 12 so Granddad can play happily with his innocent grandchildren that he wanted to farm into existence.....
Shiver me timbers, Captain. Absolutely not. 😂
I’ve been treating this show like the lighthearted mess that it is, but the screenwriter needs a swift slap with a rolled up newspaper.
Backtrack immediately Sir.
When your main character's family actively mirrors the tactics of the literal human traffickers of your subplot, your moral compass has grown sentient and escaped from between your ears!
I want to go back to when BoatOat just got on like rabbits 😂 I am about to get my very first completed 1 show 🫡
Also, why Neua part of the traffickers plot now as well? 😵💫
....That makes more sense 😂
I didnt think you meant an actual bdsm version sitting in the corner like cozy decor or anything? That would be crazy 😂
But set decorators do make odd choices from time to time 😂
When LJ admits his co-workers have demoted him to their personal secretary, BJ doesn’t waste any energy on an outburst. No screaming, no desk slamming, no bad boy posturing. He just quietly stands up, picks up the phone, and summons the Mofos straight to his office. 🫣
Just a cold, deadpan "I’m sorry, but absolutely not"
Loud anger makes me shut down. It triggers that instant, awful urge to internalize the conflict and feel like you're the one causing drama for existing. Just pure quiet dominance is so deeply satisfying and ironically feels louder and more fierce 🦁
That makes more sense ❤️
I'll bet BJ imagines that scenario everytime he puts his jacket on.
Helping the hubby get dressed in the morning 🤭
They both give up so much for each other, which just shows how well thought out the writing is.
I think the smartest narrative move now would be for them to walk in each other's shoes for a bit to reach a grounded resolution in a situation like this.
but anyway, I am a little on the fence about this show, I can't work out why. It has all the checked boxes of my usual interests, but I'm struggling to get into it. Maybe it's a show I need to binge watch to enjoy better? 🤔 I'll keep an eye on it for now and see where it goes.
It's definately got MaxBas humour all over it 😂
Myself, and I see a few others have since pointed it out as well, the dining room scene in the last episode. That Tinn had to walk through a long line of severe poverty, people sitting out in the sun and dirt, in order to feast with Phob in a nice restaurant.
Do you know what else stands out now?
In that really cute scene in the garden, Phob joked that Tinn didnt help plant the rose tree.
Because he didn't. He stood and watched and gave orders, and then complained that Phob is sweaty and dirty.
He's sat in a cushy office, signing papers and eating well. He has no idea what the lifestyle differences are, and he's accustomed to it never being questioned.
Now he doesn't have a choice and I'm wondering, if that's how the penny drops, or is Phob going to help behind the scenes because you know he wont be able to stand watching Tinn suffer lol
You know, I saw wild lilac growing yesterday, and P'Jane put the kettle on in my mind, and grabbed a cookie 😂 I'm not allowed to think of anything else until this show ends
It a persistent, ugly truth about human nature: when you are born into comfort, how do you psychologically reconcile the fact that your comfort is actively built on someone else’s suffering? It's a question that happens from big to small issues every day.
Being "progressive" almost makes it harder, like grandma, because it strips away the ignorance and forces you to face your own complicity in pain.
Human instinct is inherently selfish. We are hardwired to survive and maintain comfort. The ego is fragile and our brains build massive defense mechanisms against information that threatens our self perception.
Look at Siri; completely apprehensive until she realized it would benefit her.
Now look at Tinn. He doesn't live in luxury, his clothes are quite simple, he sits quietly by the rose tree. But he still had to walk past that long line of people scraping food together every single day just to go eat lunch. He knew. The reality was right in front of him. Did he ever sit with them? That big meal he was having with Phob? He comforted Phop but he didnt suggest to share it out. He was actively choosing to be an observer because that's what he knows. It's just the way things are.
We love to pride ourselves on our kindness, but our empathy stops right where our ego takes over. And it's job is to protect us.
That rose tree is a character all by it's self. Tinn sitting in the garden while the blossoms fall. Nature's quiet observer. When something rots and falls away, it just lets it go because it knows it's making room for something else. Humans arent built for that. We hoard. We hold on to what's our normal because that's what's safe.
I don't think Tinn is angry with Phop. If he's angry about anything, it's that he wasn't Phob's first choice. We seen that in episode 1.
I think he's more shell shocked. He loves his family too. He’s sinking into that void where you absorb every fault and believe it's your own personal failure. If I had just listened to my dad. I put him first over my whole family, and now look what's happened, and he doesnt feel guilty about it.
I think now, walking in each other's shoes might be the next choice? Tinn's family is now the disgraced ones, with a ton of debt thanks to Chat. And Phob is going to see what it's like to have power over people's lives.
But the 2nd time, Little Jane's full attention was on Dan....and Big Jane noticed 😢 And slowly got more and more jealous.
And then he watched him drive off on the back of Dan's motorcycle. No wonder he was crying and trying to escape from his apologies at the end. Just simmering in a big pot of pain with his broken heart.
You can give the world but some people will still want to play in puddles 💔